Twister: Ride it Out at Universal Studios Florida

Twister: Ride it Out re-creates all the nail-biting excitement and unforgettable moments from one of the most action-packed movies of all time.Grab onto the railing or you'll be sucked into the swirling vortex of a tornado measuring F5 on the Fujita scale. You'll withstand the powerful winds, deafening roar and pulse-pounding intensity of a monster storm with a mind of its own. A voracious beast, the twister will consume everything in its path... shattering windows, hurling trucks, and crushing enormous signs in a total assault on your senses -- with you right in the middle. From the first flying debris to its fiery conclusion, it'll blow you away!

[XSparty-GreenX]

Everytime I go on this ride I always think about what it would be like to be in a tornado and realizing the demolition of your house. I sends shivers down my spine

[DramaBabe]

I remember going on this as a little kid. I was so scared lol

[AwsumessPrime]

That's great man! The ride finished! It's done! Game over man, Game over!

[alhiihla]

It's amazing the intellectual engineering that happens in creating this. Amazing!

[Budkkjr]

i don't care what any of these haters say..this is an amazing attaction..i've seen it several times in person..the floor even shakes...so go check it out before u hate...

[Gregc]

Saw this the year it opened, my son was about 8 or 9 and he absolutely loved, amazing effects! His favorite though, was the Jurassic Park River Adventure! He's 26 now and still watches Jurassic Park whenever it on !  LOL

[WarriorGaming]

I was scared by the end and was scared even more by the floor doing that last minute "dropping" thing.

[xShelboTronx]

When I was like 7 I remember watching the movie Twister EVERY DAY. I was obsessed, but also so terrified of tornadoes or any kind of bad weather. So when my family took me here, they told me it was just to watch the movie in 3D. I was actually pretty excited. Mean trick to a kid, eh? I cried and screamed so hard during this I threw up. lmao. My parents felt so bad for joking me into this.

[jellymonroe]

lol how they gonna say "Thank you for surviving twister." 
You're welcome?

[mealynerkelian]

The first time I went on this was when I was 4. Just a little bit before I started to look into meteorology. That is why twister is one of my favorite movies and rides

[fettster]

I can't believe this is still operating since it came out in 1998.  Nice to see that it is.

[chelly]

Videos really can't do this justice but I think it was a very cool ride to go see in person.

[DisneyDancer]

Experiencing this with my mother was one of the most entertaining things ever. I also love the uplifting music that plays afterwards. It's like "You just lived through a tornado. YAY!"

[whataBOSSkid]

I went on this ride when I was a little kid and me and my sister came out crying. After that, we would do nothing but watch the weather channel lol

[JustinSouvanna]

I was there this past Sat-tues., and it's still there, and I must say, it's better than it looks in the video! I drove from SC to FL. about 7 hours, definitely worth it. Go for New Years!

[katelyncarney]

I was just there in 2012! Is this ride still there?? And if so...how in the world did I miss it?? This is my most favorite movie of all time. I was five when I first saw it and have been so interested in tornadoes ever since.

[ashietater]

i really enjoyed this attraction. some can say it's lame but i've never gone thru a real tornado and this is the closest i ever want to get.

[naomib]

when i was little this ride use to scare me so much but its even scarier to realize what mother nature can actually do

[JulianneSparrow]

For those complaining that it isn't realistic - the point of this attraction is to be in an immersive atmosphere that shows you a THEATRICAL REPRESENTATION of what it would be like to be in a twister. The whole theme of Universal Studios is movie-making magic, not ultimate realism. I, for one, am very fond of the amount of technical execution that went into the making of this recreation - especially the fly system used for the cow, "Dorothy" and the Drive-in sign. I prefer this over the movie.

[TheBigshot]

been on it. Twister is a ride you gotta experience. Sharp does a great job with the vids but no video does justice to the feel of the wind beating against you, or the heat of the flames